mathiasstahle

Thank you for this excellent tutorial.

It's not foolproof, but giving them very small defend waypoints seems to keep them in place.

I recently migrated to Reforger from ArmA3 and has just begun making traditional coop-style missions (and they work fine btw). A quick question though: Is there a way to disable the Gamemaster Mode for all players (including the hosting player in a hosted MP) in a homemade mission? If so: What do I need to do?

I've decided to give Reforger's world and mission editor a try this summer and I'm now looking fo an updated tutorial for ArmA Reforger Tools. There are several tutorial s available online, but they all direct me to manager components I can't find in the current version of ArmA Reforger Tools (Garbage/Tags/Hitregstry/ etc). Can someone point me to a good tutorial that corresponds with the present version of the world editor?

A high-ranking Russian GRU officer is hiding in the Sahara. Select a group to lead, insert in the desert and eliminate her by gathering clues from her two accomplices. Children Of The Revolution is a fully voice acted ArmA III mission with cinematic cut scenes that can be played in both singleplayer and multiplayer mode. It allows you to lead a full squad in singleplayer mode, or chose between the full squad and a small sniper team in multiplayer mode. Your tasks will include insertion, reconnaissance, logistics and up to three attacks against different targets. Aproximate playing time is 45 minutes up to an hour, depending on your choices. The Mission reguires the Western Sahara DLC and TCGM's female soldiers. It is not tested on, nor designed for, dedicated servers or JIP players. It has ten playable slots in multiplayer mode and uses group respawn with player reviving enabled. Children Of The Revolutuion consists of three sub-missions. The first is static and leads directly to the remaining two. They will be highly randomised to enhance replayability. STEAM Link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2899850735

Same thing suddenly happened to me a few weeks ago, and I'm unable to solve it. I've used Google Nest Wifi and Upnp for years without problems. I can still join other servers, but my friends can't connect to me anymore (server not responding error message). No changes or updates are involved. Both Windows Defender and Google Nest router seems to be set up the way they should. If anyone can shed some light on this matter (in addition to the obvious facts stated above) it would be appreciated.

For future references (since there are no tutorials about this afaik). This is a working config.cpp for a campaign: class CfgPatches { class MIST_menu { units[] = {}; weapons[] = {}; requiredVersion = 0.1; requiredAddons[] = {}; }; }; class CfgMissions { class Campaigns { class MIST_campaign { directory = "MISTpbo\MIST"; overviewPicture = "MISTpbo\MIST\MISTlogo.paa"; }; }; }; The campaign's name in the example is MIST and it's catalogue structure is as follows: MIST\Addons\MISTpbo\MIST\missions where MIST\Addons\ are the folders you place your campaign in, in order to turn it into a mod, and MISTpbo\MIST\missions are the three folders you need to turn into a pbo-file to be able to upload your mod to Steam. The red part (MIST\missions) are the two folders you used to build your campaign in the editor. The campaign specific description.ext and the overview picture goes into the red MIST folder in this example, all individual mission folders can be found inside \missions. The config.cpp itself goes into the MISTpbo\ folder before you turn it into an actual pbo-file. The actual campaign used as a working example above can be found here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2873533097 Feel free to dePbo and study it if you like. It's sad that this part of mission editing is so poorly documented in the community, because campaign making is fun and not as difficult as it's cracked up to be among many mission designers. Happy editing!

M.I.S.T – Global Manhunt is a fast paced story driven campaign for ArmA III in seven interconnected episodes. You play as an undercover intelligence officer and will start out with a camera as your your primary weapon, gathering intelligence about three different targets. The action that follows takes place on five different ArmA III terrains where the missions will require stealth and planning as well as straight forward military assaults to complete. You will insert in jungles, deserts, mountains and higly populated urban environments. And of course there's a boss fight in the final episode. All missions are voice acted with cinematic cutscenes, and plenty of hidden easter eggs for a curious mind to discover. Steam Workshop Link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2873533097

I solved the above problem with the instructions from this discussion (scroll down): https://steamcommunity.com/app/107410/discussions/18/2243301553203400300/

I solved the above problem with the instructions from this discussion (scroll down): https://steamcommunity.com/app/107410/discussions/18/2243301553203400300/

I've made a campaign that turned out better than I hoped for and would like to publish it to Steam. I have no experience in addon making however, and need help with the config.cpp that's supposed to go in the addon folder of the campaign mod. Can someone show me what a campaign's config.cpp is supposed to look like? (The campaign itself is fully funtional, that's not the problem here)

It looks like a useful collection of template-snippets, but I can't see anything related to making a config.cpp for a campaign (that's about to be published as an addon) in there. I've figured out that the config should go in the mod's addon folder and that it needs entries for cfgPatches and cfgMissions, but that's about it. What else does it require? And what should a complete config.cpp for a campaign look like? Someone must have done this before. Plz help.

Sorry. I don't know why they can't be grouped. It annoyed me as well, until I understood how the sensor sharing worked.

For example. class Campaigns { class Bootcamp { directory = "A3\Missions_F_Bootcamp\Campaign"; filterGroup = 3; // Only bootcamp campaign will be listed in Campaign dialogue invoked by Bootcamp button. // include the campaign description.ext to make its content re-usable outside of the campaign #include "\A3\Missions_F_Bootcamp\Campaign\description.ext" }; }; Where is this part supposed to go? Is this the config document? Intended for the addon folder? Instructions on the BIS Wiki aren't exactly crystal clear. The campaign in question is straight forward with no chapters and I want it to show up in the regular Campaigns folder.

I tried, but probably got something wrong. I'm not familiar with the config.cpp part, but will have a look at it soon. Is that supposed to replace the campaign specific description.ext in the campaigns root folder? Or does it need both?